Rapper JEVA, who also appeared in that "Sarameshi," wrote the script and stars in the film. A new independent film directed by Masanari Shibayama is finally being shown for the first time.

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The band has dropped "Aeon," a lyric that anyone living in the suburbs can relate to, over a light beat sampling Brief Encounter's "We Want To Play For You," and a music video that completely recreates the popular NHK TV show "Sarameshi," which is well known for its narration by Kiichi Nakai, The one-and-only worldview of this band, which has appeared in the original version of the show, is an addictive presence.

However, while the approach is a bit different, the rap is direct and straightforward. The lyrics will make anyone who listens to them think, and even THA BLUE HERB's ILL-BOSSTINO has praised them, and on April 12, ILL-BOSSTINO released his second album "IN THE NAME OF HIPHOP II" under his solo name, tha-BOSS. . He even participated in the album "IN THE NAME OF HIPHOP II" released on April 12 under his solo name, tha・BOSS.

Such music videos for JEVA's "Aeon" and "Sala Meshi" , as well as other rappers and independent films.Masanari Shibayamaa new independent film directed byLet's be happy.The screening of the film will be held on Saturday, May 13, at the Nakanoheavysick ZEROIt will finally be shown for the first time at "The .

JEVA is writing & starring as himself in this film, and there is no end to the highlights of what kind of story he is telling and what kind of performance he is giving.

Furthermore, after the screening, an after-party will be held at "heavysick ZERO," which will remain in the same location.

He has been based in Tokyo since the 1990s and is currently the owner of a record store in Nasu calledsix sense organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind)to work on "TheB.D. a.k.a. Killa Turnerand a DJ group that collects and transmits live Asian music through unique methods and routes.OMK. and many other artists who are close friends of JEVA and Masanari Shibayama.

On Saturday, May 13, watch "Let's Be Happy" in the evening at "heavysick ZERO" and dance at GOOD MUSIC in the evening. That should be a good way to spend the day.